Disclosed is a comprehensive recycling method for non-
ferrous metal metallurgy acidic 
wastewater and 
zinc-containing residues. The 
zinc-containing residues generated in the 
zinc smelting production process serve as an acidic 
wastewater neutralizer. Liquid obtained after 
neutralization is subjected to 
fluorine and 
chlorine removal and concentrated to meet the requirements for a zinc 
sulfate solution of a zinc 
system, and then directly enters the electrolytic zinc 
system. Valuable 
metal such as 
arsenic, 
cadmium and 
copper in the acidic 
wastewater is recycled through an 
impurity purification procedure of the zinc 
system. The zinc-containing residues are subjected to a 
neutralization step to be recycled and fed into a 
lead extraction procedure after being enriched with lead, silver and other 
metal. The filter residues with 
fluorine and 
chlorine removed are regenerated with a 
sodium hydroxide solution, the residues obtained after regeneration can be used for the 
fluorine and 
chlorine removal procedure repeatedly, and 
sodium fluoride, 
sodium chloride and 
sodium hydroxide in the liquid obtained after regeneration are separated and recycled through efficient evaporative 
crystallization. The comprehensive recycling method for non-
ferrous metal 
metallurgy acidic wastewater and zinc-containing residues is based on an existing zinc 
hydrometallurgy system, the balance of original materials in the system is maintained, and an additional heavy metal 
impurity purification procedure is not added. The comprehensive recycling method for non-
ferrous metal 
metallurgy acidic wastewater and zinc-containing residues is short in process, low in cost, high in valuable 
metal recycling rate, free of discharging of secondary waste residues and waste water and good in comprehensive economical benefit.